The FATRAFOL 803S membrane is based on plasticised PVC. It is designed for waterproofing above-ground and underground parts of buildings against aggressive, pressurised and seepage water and as an insulation layer against the penetration of liquids and leachates into groundwater. Suitable for insulation of tanks, sumps, agricultural buildings and water structures.
Unreinforced membrane based on plasticised polyvinyl chloride (PVC-P).
Serves as an indicator of membrane damage and eliminates the risk of incorrect membrane installation.
The ground waterproofing membrane also forms a radon barrier.
Excellent chemical resistance to the vast majority of inorganic acids, etc.
Compatibility ensures the mutual fit of all system components.
Verified by testing and by real-world construction experience.

Thickness | Width (mm) | Length (m) | Quantity (m2) |
|---|---|---|---|
1,5 | 2000 | 20 | 40 |
2,0 | 2000 | 15 | 30 |
The membranes may be installed on construction sites only by specialised, suitably trained companies. The membranes are applied in accordance with the principles set out in the FATRAFOL-H construction specification.

Installation of the FATRAFOL system on a flat roof, including preparation, membrane welding and details.
8m 45s
Demonstration of welding and securing the profile to ensure roof watertightness.
5m 23s
Installation of a roof drain into the FATRAFOL system, including substrate preparation, fitting and welding for reliable roof drainage.
5m 23s
Installation of a closed preformed corner in the FATRAFOL system involves substrate preparation, precise fitting and welding to the membrane, ensuring lasting watertightness of the roof detail.
3m 08s
Finishing the penetration in the FATRAFOL membrane for proper sealing and long-term reliability of the detail.
7m 45s
Demonstration of welding and securing the profile to ensure roof watertightness.
1m 11s
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